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A must see in Cunnamulla is the Artesian Bath Complex. It is very modern and sophisticated. Would also suggest visiting the Tourist Information to watch the short documentary film about the Great Artesian Basin.

Our stay there was a quiet, clean and comfortable. The accommodation had the appearance of a cute cottage and we felt very cozy there. The nighttime lighting at the front of the accommodation was very convenient and we also liked the appearance of the porch area and a bonus was that it had seating outside as well.

The artesian spa and set up is almost new. Very well equipped with friendly staff. Brilliant location on the banks of the Warrego River with cockatoos and other birds flying around. The information centre was helpful and I went to the railway history show. Covered the early days with bullock wagons, camels and finally trains to take wool to market as well as a passenger life line to other towns and Brisbane. A number of locals appear in the presentation.

The Cunnamulla fella, nice little town in outback QLD. All these small towns have a story to tell and generally tell it well. More city folk (not that I'm from a city) should make every effort to visit or unique and interesting outback towns

This town often gets a bad name but we found the opposite. We were greeted with happy and very friendly people in every establishment we visited. We had great meals at the Warrego hotel and a fantastic breakfast at the Cunnamulla coffee shop. The bakery was pretty good too. The roses growing around the main street are so beautiful and it is quite a tidy town. Loved it.

The courtyard view is the beer garden and Pub toilets which became very loud and raucous for a few hours before midnight. It would be great accommodation for people who don’t go to bed early. The dining room was lovely and the three meals on offer(because of limited staff) were beautiful. I would go back for dinner but not to stay.